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by naringas
2481 days ago
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from the article: CPython since 3.3 makes the same idea three-level with UTF-32 semantics: Strings are stored as UTF-32 if at least one character has a non-zero bit in its most-significant half. Else if a string has a non-zero bits in its second-least-significant 8 bits of at least one character, the string is stored as UCS2 (i.e. UTF-16 excluding surrogate pairs). Otherwise, the string is stored as Latin1. |
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